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Hi i'm trying to generate fluorescent synthetic images for 40x resolution.
For real image I loaded the real fluorescent image as a reference. (It's blue_mem_1.tif in zip file) blue_mem_1.zip
For scope properties, I modified it accordingly:
Then for run simulation, I changed cell_max_length and cell_width to 1.65 and 0.95 for short cells
Then I run into error below:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ValueError Traceback (most recent call last) C:\Users\DUSTIN~1\AppData\Local\Temp/ipykernel_716/4041415164.py in <module> 1 sim_length = 10 ----> 2 cell_timeseries, space = run_simulation( 3 trench_length=15, 4 trench_width=1.5, 5 cell_max_length=1.65, ~\Desktop\Dissertation\SyMBac\examples\../../SyMBac\SyMBac\phase_contrast_drawing.py in run_simulation(trench_length, trench_width, cell_max_length, cell_width, sim_length, pix_mic_conv, gravity, phys_iters, max_length_var, width_var, save_dir) 216 cells = [cell1] 217 pyglet.clock.schedule_interval(step_and_update, interval=dt, cells=cells, space=space, phys_iters=phys_iters ,ylim=trench_length, cell_timeseries = cell_timeseries,x=x,sim_length=sim_length, save_dir=save_dir) --> 218 pyglet.app.run() 219 #window.close() 220 #phys_iters = phys_iters ~\.conda\envs\symbac\lib\site-packages\pyglet\app\__init__.py in run() 105 106 """ --> 107 event_loop.run() 108 109 ~\.conda\envs\symbac\lib\site-packages\pyglet\app\base.py in run(self) 167 168 while not self.has_exit: --> 169 timeout = self.idle() 170 platform_event_loop.step(timeout) 171 ~\.conda\envs\symbac\lib\site-packages\pyglet\app\base.py in idle(self) 237 """ 238 dt = self.clock.update_time() --> 239 redraw_all = self.clock.call_scheduled_functions(dt) 240 241 # Redraw all windows ~\.conda\envs\symbac\lib\site-packages\pyglet\clock.py in call_scheduled_functions(self, dt) 290 291 # execute the callback --> 292 item.func(now - item.last_ts, *item.args, **item.kwargs) 293 294 if item.interval: ~\Desktop\Dissertation\SyMBac\examples\../../SyMBac\SyMBac\scene_functions.py in step_and_update(dt, cells, space, phys_iters, ylim, cell_timeseries, x, sim_length, save_dir) 57 58 update_cell_lengths(cells) ---> 59 update_pm_cells(cells) 60 61 for _ in range(phys_iters): ~\Desktop\Dissertation\SyMBac\examples\../../SyMBac\SyMBac\scene_functions.py in update_pm_cells(cells) 24 daughter_details = cell.create_pm_cell() 25 if len(daughter_details) > 2: # Really hacky. Needs fixing because sometimes this returns cell_body, cell shape. So this is a check to ensure that it's returing daughter_x, y and angle ---> 26 daughter = Cell(**daughter_details) 27 cells.append(daughter) 28 else: ~\Desktop\Dissertation\SyMBac\examples\../../SyMBac\SyMBac\cell.py in __init__(self, length, width, resolution, position, angle, space, dt, growth_rate_constant, max_length, max_length_mean, max_length_var, width_var, width_mean) 110 self.max_length_mean = max_length_mean 111 self.max_length_var = max_length_var --> 112 self.body, self.shape = self.create_pm_cell() 113 self.angle = self.body.angle 114 self.ID = np.random.randint(0,100_000_000) ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2)
It seems to me that when we decrease cell_max_length to certain extent(like 2) this happens...
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Hi i'm trying to generate fluorescent synthetic images for 40x resolution.
For real image I loaded the real fluorescent image as a reference. (It's blue_mem_1.tif in zip file)
blue_mem_1.zip
For scope properties, I modified it accordingly:
Then for run simulation, I changed cell_max_length and cell_width to 1.65 and 0.95 for short cells
Then I run into error below:
It seems to me that when we decrease cell_max_length to certain extent(like 2) this happens...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: